pennwalk
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"All spotless and gleaming"
How the heck do they do that?
Chris
How the heck do they do that?
Chris
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IXLR8
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If you can afford that much boat, you can afford a crew to maintain it for you.
PJSprog
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If he pursues a career in music, he'll come to find that the "drama" is never truly over. There always seems to be some manner of it going on, whether band-related or personal/relationship issues that everyone else gets dragged into. The music industry is somewhat juvenile like that. Just have to learn to roll your eyes, shake your head, and move on.
That said, he looks like he's having a blast on stage, and ultimately, that's what it's truly all about.
daugen
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Jim, you sure are right. Veritable army of boat washers and likely full time mates working on the boats. Constant enormous effort to keep the salt off all those aluminum towers.
The owners of these things struggle to pick up their martinis, not their wash mops....
The owners of these things struggle to pick up their martinis, not their wash mops....
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In the early days in California we were invited in to a family with boats like that
It was a boat community with huge houses on canals with boat docks for each property. The marina club meetings and parties were interesting
The owners of the most expensive boats were looked up to by the others
Money was no object there. Our family had hosted a student in Denmark and that was our connection. The family helped us get established when we landed in LA area
It was a boat community with huge houses on canals with boat docks for each property. The marina club meetings and parties were interesting
The owners of the most expensive boats were looked up to by the others
Money was no object there. Our family had hosted a student in Denmark and that was our connection. The family helped us get established when we landed in LA area
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Nice boats come clean Drew which one is yours
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Great news LS
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Good (Monday) morning. Overnight Low of 10C and it's presently 23.5C, partly sunny with a slight wind. There was 2mm of rain in the gauge @ 0900.
A very good night's sleep was had!
I have no idea what I'll get up to today but I'm sure it'll be something.
That's about it, take care all.
A very good night's sleep was had!
I have no idea what I'll get up to today but I'm sure it'll be something.
That's about it, take care all.
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